The famous writer Professor Chen Ruoxi won the National Literary Award for the Centenary of the Republic of China (Photo)

The famous writer Professor Chen Ruoxi won the National Literary Award for the Centenary of the Republic of China (Photo) The Alberta Times Current academic advisor of the "World Chinese Writers Exchange Association" and a well-known Taiwanese author...

The famous writer Professor Chen Ruoxi won the National Literary Award for the Centenary of the Republic of China (Photo) Alberta Times Professor Chen Ruoxi, the current academic advisor of the "World Chinese Writers Exchange Association" and a well-known Taiwanese writer, was awarded Taiwan's national-level "National Literary Award for the Centenary of the Republic of China" for her contributions to Chinese literature and social fields. When the news came out, friends from all over the world celebrated with their hands and congratulated him for winning this award. This famous writer was just invited to Sydney and Melbourne in April this year. In two sensational speeches, Australian readers and literary friends had the opportunity to listen to her wonderful journey of "Searching for Peach Blossom Land". On June 29, Taiwan's China Times published a special congratulatory article entitled: "Chen Ruoxi's Conscience," which was only reprinted for the benefit of readers: "If a person is outstanding, no matter how many years pass and he grows older, his magnificence cannot be concealed. The novelist Chen Ruoxi, who won the National Literary Award for the 100th Anniversary of the Republic of China, is a representative example. At the age of seventy-three, she has never known the meaning of indifference. She insists on creating realistic literature that reflects society, and her writing is full of feelings about the current situation and the society built with people as the core. When she was young, she caught up with the leftist trend. However, she "returned to the motherland" and experienced the pain of the Cultural Revolution. After leaving the mainland, her movie "County Chief Yin" shocked the literary world in Hong Kong and Taiwan. As she got older, she did not let herself idle and devoted herself to environmental protection. As a charity worker, she pays attention to the situation of women and the elderly. She uses her energy to "encourage her silver-haired friends to go out and see more." After receiving the award, she was still quick to speak, "I have opinions on current affairs and will never remain silent. At this age, as long as I have a conscience, I will definitely express it. Is it possible to take it to the grave?" Her words were beautiful, and her actions were more amazing than her words. She was against the petrification of the country and even went to the wetlands of Ayutthaya. She was anti-nuclear and did not hesitate to promote her ideas through words. Taiwan is a society with no shortage of words. Turn on the TV, and there will always be a variety of opinions that will make your ears burst. Walking on the street, as long as anyone is willing to speak, anyone can compare themselves to famous speakers, and the sky will be full of noise. In the midst of all the noise, few people will be self-aware: they must speak with conscience. Chen Ruoxi won the award. She was surprised, but her friends who knew her were not surprised by her conscience, which made her live a lively and exciting life. As expected, life only begins when you are seventy. I wish "Forever Magistrate Yin" to continue to be brilliant and always tell the truth. ” Photographed by Chen Ruoxi in front of the Thirty Sydney Bridge